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Subject: Re: FLASH: Is Frame Loaded Question
From: Rob Dillon
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 13:46:53 +0100

Hi Kelly,

If frame is loaded is a single instance test. It doesn't force the movie to
loop or stop at that frame until the specified frame is loaded. As that
test is hit in playback the movie will execute whatever command is listed
IF the frame you reference is loaded. If that frame isn't loaded then the
movie just plays on.

The manual breifly notes that you should test for if frame is loaded in a
loop. This comment is easily missed. What you need to do is to set up a
loop and put the if frame is loaded test inside that loop.

A simple way to accomplish this is to place the if frame is loaded in one
frame then in the next frame put a go to frame command and specify the test
frame or one before it. That way the movie will loop through the test until
it's true. Be sure to specify a jump to a frame later than the looping
frame when the test is true.

Rob

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Rob Dillon
Digital Design Group Limited, www.ddg-designs.com
Producers of Interactive Media and other fine Visual Products



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